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January
6,
1949
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DR.
QULNLAN
New
Years
At
Terrace
,
I
argr
Legion
Dunce
and
Ambitious
Farty
at
Civic
Centre
-
TERRACE
The
Yuletide
season
has
come
and
gone
in
Terra-
e
and
things
have
now
settled
dorm
to
normal
after
a
weekend
of
gaiety.
Preceded
by
seven.!
large
house
parties,
the
dances
to
usher
in
the
New
Year
drew
record
crowds,
both
Prince
Rupert's
first
dentist,
Dr.
W.
J.
Quinlan,
had
his
of
1
fice
and
residence
in
&
plain
,
littl
house,
located
well
back
J
j
from
the
newly
surveyed
Second
g
Avenue
in
thif
early
summer
of
'
g
190.
The
Quinlaa
home
was
I
Si
situated
in
the
general
neighbor-!
I
hood
of
where
the
radio
station
I
si
is
today
located.
On
every
side
I
S3
ml
HI
if
.
'A:
Ai
;
jei-hG&SlW
1
i
of
Second
Avenue
stretched
the
!
If
recentry
cleared
muskeg.
Therein
'
was
plenty
of
room
to
grow.
H
On
day,
old
John
Houston,!
fly
getting
out
his
paper
down
ooP
Rupert
Road,
sent
his
lately
ar-j!j
rived
reporter
from
Seattle
topi
ht
Is
being
packed
and
dancing
continuing
until
almost
5
a.m.
At
the
Oddfellows'
Hall,
about
20
0
people
atetnded
the
customary
annual
Canadian
Legion
ctence
-where
well-known
local
musicians
kept
the
dancers
busy
all
evening.
In
the
orches:
tra
were
Mr.
Palmquist,
T.
Turner,
E.
Turner,
J.
de
Kergom-menx,
Rawley
Beecher,
Alan
Diibeau,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Kir-kaVly,
Bud
Kirkaldy
and
R.
Bccher.
Mr.
Durh
am
and
W.
W;
rner
acted
as
a
-
nnouncers.
"
At
the
door
were
F.
Morris
and
M.
Dubeau.
Refreshments
were
see
Dr.
QuMa
who.
was
sec
re-
;
p
tary
of
some
local
organization.
1
O
As
the
secretary,
he
had
certain
I
F?
OF2THIS
SEASON'S
the
:
9
information
necessary
in
rompletion
ol
a
story.
iU
Th
newspaperman's
tap
on'k
the
doof
was
quickly
answered.
;
1
COATi
AND
DUES
"Are
you
Dr.
Quinian?"
;p
'
served
in
the
Leeion
Innnap
hv
.ni.
j
4
A
:
o-
-'j
inner
uj
nnu
uown.
tho
members
of
the
Women's,
when
questioned
if
he
was'M
TZ
,f
toe
npervMon-
secretary
of
the
association
infl
of
F.
Hall
w
and
Mrs.
A.
Kir-;
Jr
qnestton
he
Wandly
observedjfl
''
fT,a
.
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-
,
i
with
the
faint
suggestion
of
a
m
w."eL
a"er!
tinkle
in
his
eye,
that
he
knew
iSS
.
wteRs
nf
of
careful
preparation.
u
.
,
i
2
THIS
IS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO
MAKE
REAL
SAVINGS
BECAUSE
WE
ARE
BEATING
THE
GUN
By
HAVING
OUR
ANNUAL
JANUARY
SALE
NOW.
PRICES
HAVE
BEEN
SLASHED
TO
GIVE
YOU
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE.
COME
IN,
SEE
WHAT
WE
OFFER,
COMPARE
THEM,
BUY
ON
THE
BUDGET
PLAN.
(Continued
on
Paje
Five)
"But
I
am
not
Drenared
to
M
i
swear,
at
the
present
moment.
!S
'
BUILD
B.C.
PAYROLLS"
MIR
COATS
PacihI
that
I
still
am,"
he
concluded.
g
'
Frior
to
moving
north,
he
had
H
lived
in'
Victoria.
He
was
great
fil
company
and
widely
known.
He
'
H
took
an
active
interest
in
the!j
formation
of
Prince
Rupert's
;S
first
Rifle
Club,
and
was
promi-
1
13
nent
in
the
general
life
of
the
H
new
city.
j
jf
A
good
many
positions
in
Prince
Rupert
mora
than
35jB
years
ag
were
still
unfilled
and
;
fll
competitioia
was
lively.
Appli-!
S
Creamy-Rich
Pacific
Milk
CONEYS
(Dyed
Rabbit)
From
$99.50
CANADIAN
SQUIRREL
Reg.
$4-19.50
$35IMH
CANADIAN
IUSKRAT
Only
$350.00
RACK
PELTS
IMITATION
LEOPARD
(Rabbit)
SHORTIES
Reg.
$139.50
$99.50
cants
had
a
habit
of
soliciting
S
-
lev
si-mi
support.
There
was
one
poten-i
S
MOUTONS
Only
$110.(X)
FUR
TIIIMMK!li
COATS
tial
office
holder
who
wa.s
in-
terested,
not
in
being
subject
to
I
jj
orders,
but
to
Riving
thetn.
He
!
wished
to
be
head
mar
in
what-
j
j
ever
sphere
oi
duty
he
found
i
H
himself.
It
was
necessary
for
j
jj
him
to
be
at
the
head.
j
You'll
like
Pacific
Milk's
creamy-rich
texture.
It's
irradiated
to
give
an
extra
measure
of
goodness
and
it's
vacuum
packed
to
keep
indefinitely!
Try
some
today!
PACIFIC
MILK
GROUI
2.
$39.50
.
India's
annual
requirements
!
ga
In
adtated
and
Vacuum
Packed
l
o
maehloe
tools
are
estimated
i.-l!MM
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at
$37,000,000.
i
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GROUP
1.
Reg.
$59.50
$35.50
GROUP
3.
Reg.
Reg.
$75.5)
$15,50
GROUP
4.
Reg.
$85.50
(iltOUP
5.
,
Keg.
To
$125.01)
m$0
aveivionevon
.
i.o
or
4.f2MM
1I0UDAY...
IlSlfiSSSiS
BEAUTIFUL
WOOLENS
uu
Ac.
GROUP
1.
Reg.
$13.95
$8.00
GROUP-3.
Kpr-i-nife
-
I
m'"$
$10.00
Reg.
$18.95
$11.00
MM.
'ir
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GROUP
2.
Reg.
$16.95
Crepes,
Moires,
Taffetas
Etc.
3
Where
else
could
you
get
such
a
nourishiag
dink
for
so
little
money;'
Serve
Aunt
Jemima
oftn!
GROUP
1.
Reg.
$13.95
PANCAKCS
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ECONOMY
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GROUP
2.
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$8.00
Reg.
$tfi.9.V
$10.W)
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UNTRIMMED
COATS
GROUP
3.
Res'.
$19.95
,
$13.00
Dishes
and
Glassware
$00
JEa
Am
REGULAR
335.50
REGULAR
$39.50
REGULAR
$45.00
$25
Were
DISHES
among
your
Christmas
wishes?
If
Santa
passed
you
up,
call
at
the
Variety
Store
and
look
over
our
stock.
BREAKFAST
SETS,
20
and
32
pieces.
DINNER
SETS
of
66
pieces.
A
fine
selection
of
GLASSWARE,
as
well
as
TEAPOTS
and
COFFEE
POTS.
1
ill
$(
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THESE
BARGAINS
AND
BUY
ON
SWEET
SIXTEEN'S
PERSONALIZED
mm
d
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is:
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3raAve.
W.
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Phone
Rea
400
NO
INTEREST
O
NO
CARRYING
CHARGES
TENDERS
4
DLdDHJ!
1IE
i
BROKEN
SIZES
Slt
'
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Sealed
tenders
marked
''Tenders
for
Purchase"
and
mentioning
Proposal
Number
wilt
be
received
by
tiie
undersigned
up
to
noon
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
13TH
for
the
following:
PROPOSAL
NO.
1
Purchase
of
Clinton
Rooms,
Fraser
Street,
for
demolition.
Purchase
to
cover
large
front
building
only.
PROPOSAL
NO,
2
Purchase
of
Lot
26,
Block
31,
Section
1
and
all
buildings
thereon,
consisting
of
Clinton
Rooms
and
eottage
at
rear.
The
Clinton
Rooms
cannot
be
repaired
under
existing
City
regulations,
but
must
be
torn
down
and
rebuilt.
32-00
$4.00
REGULAR
$3.95
E
CREDIT
JKH'
OF
QUALITY
'
REGULAR
$5.95
II.
C
HELGERSON
LTD.
(5)
Bx
593,
City
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